2026 NBA Draft: Cameron Carr Scouting Report
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Cameron Carr
Position:Â Guard
College:Â Baylor
Class:Â Sophomore
Height/Weight:Â 6'5", 190 lbs
Birthdate:Â November 24, 2004
Previous College: Tennessee
High School: Link Academy (MO)
Player Overview
Cameron Carr is a long, athletic guard with a smooth shooting stroke and intriguing upside as a perimeter scorer. With his combination of length, vertical pop, and high-level confidence, he has already shown the ability to play on the wing and operate as a shot-making threat in Baylor’s system. His catch-and-shoot mechanics are clean, and his ability to elevate into jumpers off the dribble gives him real potential as a three-level scorer. Defensively, Carr flashes impact thanks to his tools and activity, though adding physical strength will be essential for him to guard consistently at the next level.
"Carr has shown flashes in the past, but it seems like things are finally coming together for him. His combination of length, athleticism, and shooting and scoring ability is unique. He’s a player who needs to be tracked closely moving forward." — Matt Babcock, NBA Draft Analyst
Strengths
High-Level Shooter:Â Smooth mechanics off the catch and the dribble; confident from deep.
Catch-and-Shoot Mechanics:Â Compact, repeatable, and projectable stroke.
Off-Ball Movement:Â Relocates well, uses screens effectively, and finds openings.
Vertical Athlete:Â Elevates well at the rim; capable of explosive finishes in transition and in the halfcourt.
Transition Finisher:Â Runs the floor hard and converts above the rim.
Impressive Defensive Flashes:Â Length and athleticism create disruption; shows real potential on that end.
High-Level Confidence: Plays assertively and doesn’t hesitate to get to his spots.
Concerns
Physicality:Â Needs to fill out his frame to handle contact on both ends.
Playmaking for Others:Â Currently more of a scorer than a creator; limited passing feel.
Shot Selection:Â Confidence can lead to forcing tough attempts at times.
Bottom Line
Carr is an impressive perimeter scorer with the tools to round out his game and become a legitimate offensive threat at all three levels. His blend of length, athleticism, confidence, and shooting ability gives him real long-term appeal, especially if he continues to tighten his shot selection and grow as a playmaker. Defensively, adding strength will be crucial, but the flashes are very encouraging. As he develops physically and refines his overall game, Carr has the upside to develop into a versatile two-way wing prospect.
